4x4 Evolution 2 PC

The phrase 'easy to learn, hard to master' is appropriate for most things in life: marriage; careers; off-road racing and some videogames. With the crafty Artificial Intelligence behind over 120 of the most rugged off-road vehicles (i.e. including Sport Utility Vehicles, trucks and MONSTER trucks), 4x4 Evo 2 may just be one of the most challenging racing videogames of all time. The next chapter in the off-road acing series truly ups the ante for realistic off-road racing excitement by offering unparalleled graphics (you'll swear some scenes are actual photos) and accurate physics that take into account the vehicle type, weight and equipment all officially licensed by the top manufacturers in the world! Using the skills of Terminal Reality and the next generation of new hardware console systems, expect to marvel at real time lighting and fog effects; mud that clings to your car over a grueling race only to be washed off by beautiful in-game lakes and streams; or more often than not simply look at the gorgeous terrain reflect off your vehicle in dazzling detail. Brand new mission modes allow you to explore incredible landscapes while performing rescues. In career mode, you must win races to acquire 'fast cash' so the multitude of licensed parts enchancements can be made to your base truck, taking you to a higher level of racing respect.

Plow through snow packed roads, bust out from a wall of fog and be blinded by oncoming rain. There is no off-season for a true off-road race champion.

Catch ALL the rip-roaring action from film-quality multiple camera angles: cockpit, chase close, chase far, dash, television camera, sides, front, ground, sliding, and even blimp views.

New Dolby surround sound 5.1 may make you forget that you're racing your living room and not outdoors! Whether you are driving the new Jeep Liberty or a souped up Nissan Xterra, the power of the new 4x4 Evo 2 controls with such a realistic physics system, the terrain is no longer beautiful scenery, it is the enemy!

Last updated on 10 December 2007